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Scuba News
July 23, 2023 by HAL
This post is about diving in Sharm El Sheikh, providing a guide for beginners and experts. Read the article
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July 3, 2023 by HAL
This blog post highlights three shark species with unusual names: the Tasseled Wobbegong, Crocodile Shark, and Viper Dogfish. The Tasseled Wobbegong is known for its tassels and camouflaged body, thriving in shallow reefs and tolerating divers. The Crocodile Shark, discovered in 1985, has a long snout and opportunistic eating habits, while the Viper Dogfish, characterized […]
June 29, 2023 by HAL
Liveaboard trips are great for diving. Read the article
June 19, 2023 by HAL
Grace and her father, Ant Westgarth, are guests on the podcast, sharing Grace’s scuba diving journey. The hosts also discuss their recent diving experiences and promote various diving-related products. Read the article
April 10, 2023 by HAL
Ross Kemp talks about his diving journey, new series “Deep Sea Treasure Hunter” on Sky History, UK diving, and his passion for shipwrecks and their history. Read the article
March 20, 2023 by HAL
Andreas Atkins from IONITY discusses their expanding network of high-power charging stations for electric vehicles in the UK and Europe, welcoming all brands. Gemma and Ian mention their Full-Face Diving Mask qualification dives and highlight an attraction at the Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth. Read the article
March 15, 2023 by HAL
During the pandemic, Australians realized the quality of local diving. With borders reopening, it’s time to showcase these hidden gems to the global diving community. Read the entire article at scubadiverlife.com
February 22, 2023 by HAL
Shark Awareness Day is a time to celebrate and promote the understanding of sharks. These incredible animals are vital for healthy oceans as they help keep other species balanced. Many divers cherish their experiences with sharks, highlighting the importance of their conservation for future generations. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
“Shark Super Powers” introduces readers to unique shark species and their impressive abilities. The book highlights 14 different kinds of sharks, including the Goblin Shark and Swell Shark, using engaging facts and vibrant illustrations. It’s not only informative but also entertaining, making it a great resource for anyone interested in marine life and sharks. Read […]
September 5, 2022 by HAL
Ben Bengey, a charter boat skipper in Ilfracombe, UK, talks about diving opportunities at the Island of Lundy. Read the article
August 29, 2022 by HAL
Miranda Krestovnikoff and David Kennard work with Neptune’s Army of Rubbish Cleaners (NARC) to clean seas by removing lost fishing gear to protect wildlife and habitats. They collaborate with the fishing community to identify and retrieve lost gear, building strong relationships with them. Miranda’s son has also participated in dives with NARC. Read the article
July 25, 2022 by HAL
Jessica Mitchell, a diver and underwater filmmaker from Cornwall, UK, turned her passion for the ocean into a career. Her work aims to showcase the beauty of the ocean, inspire conservation efforts, and promote sustainable lifestyles. Read the article
July 4, 2022 by HAL
Ross McLaren is a chemistry teacher in Scotland who dives on weekends and takes photos underwater. He works with BBC Scotland on diving-related videos covering various topics. Despite not being an expert, he enjoys showcasing the underwater world through photography. Read the article
June 22, 2022 by HAL
Shark diving can be an amazing experience for divers of all levels. It’s important to do research on dive operators to ensure they prioritize both the sharks’ and the divers’ safety. Always pay attention to the dive briefing, avoid touching or chasing any sharks or rays, and stay aware of your surroundings during the dive. […]
June 20, 2022 by HAL
Shark feeding dives allow divers to experience sharks up close as they are fed in a controlled environment. While many support such activities for shark conservation and education, others raise concerns about safety and the potential for sharks to associate humans with food. Guidelines for safe feeding practices emphasize respect for wild sharks, limiting interactions, […]
May 23, 2022 by HAL
Gemma and Ian went diving around Lundy Island, known for diving with seals. They dived on the east side of Lundy and shared their experience on their podcast. Read the article
May 2, 2022 by HAL
Gemma and Ian report on their day diving at Stoney Cove, also featuring an interview with Jeff Lucas, the author of the Lost Ship. You can find more information on Jeff Lucas at his website and Amazon. The podcast also includes links related to Stoney Cove and an electric autonomous vessel, as well as information […]
April 18, 2022 by HAL
Aoibheann Gillespie-Mules, a marine enthusiast and diver, shares her passion for the ocean through photography and education, aiming to raise awareness about marine ecosystems. She co-authored a children’s book on ocean literacy and is dedicated to showcasing the beauty of marine life through her images. Read the article
January 17, 2022 by HAL
Jhénelle Williams, originally from Jamaica and studying Climate Change in London, got into diving through her Ocean Engineering program. She holds certifications in rescue and shark diving, aspires to focus on ocean conservation, and plans to use nuclear techniques to study marine environments. Read the article
October 11, 2021 by HAL
Hamna Hussain, also known as “Humpty,” shares her inspiring journey and passion for diving in a conversation with Gemma and Ian on The BiG Scuba Podcast. Read the article
September 29, 2021 by HAL
Sharks have a unique biology that helps them thrive in the ocean. Their skeletons are made of cartilage, which is lighter and more flexible than bone. This, along with their specially adapted skin, teeth, fins, gills, and muscles, allows them to be effective swimmers and predators in their marine environment. Read the full article at […]
This article highlights several impressive shark species recognized for their unique characteristics. The Shortfin Mako is the fastest shark, reaching speeds of over 30 mph, while the Whale Shark holds the title for the largest. Other interesting sharks include the Greenland Shark, which is the slowest, and the Goblin Shark, known for its odd appearance […]
Shark ID Guides offer helpful information to identify 41 shark species found in the British Isles and Northeast Atlantic. There are also Pocket Guides that provide a quick reference for recognizing 31 species. These resources are intended for personal use and can enhance a diver’s knowledge about local sharks. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Sharks have survived many extinctions but are now threatened by human activities. Ecotourism, like shark diving and cage diving, can help protect sharks while also benefiting local economies. Choosing responsible tour operators is important for ensuring a positive experience for both divers and sharks. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
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